The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1918, Page 3

le | | 9¢ | do when their hv ds die and! pit Tenney. Kitty | leave them alone after ten years Of ao pretty | married life, ret |} It almost strange to me | over that I am thinking of other thihgs that life still holds out its challenge to me, and then I take myself to tas and wonder if I am as hard hearted as I seem to be, Yesterday Donna Tenney came to see me COR. FIRST AVE. ana PIKE ST. Phone Main 4965 [Donna still clings to her widow's | fection weeds, and she told me that she did) up a b “IF 1 HURT YOU, DON'T | fo "yecaive ney a: PAY ME.” | There is nothing that I wanted so mu ‘Tis is my message of deliverance OU the chivalry of a man as whe te you from the fear that acoom. |" *« woman swathed in crepe Mra. T panies Dental operations. said Mrs. Trent, who came in just | said 1 EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN ana 4# Donna got out of the motor in the very spring G@REAT Teeth absolutely without, Of course you know, little book, by in in afl cases but acute abscessed | this time, that whatever Mrs, Trent Aitions. ways, it is always the wrong thing ent prices in your city for | #0 far as I am concerned Just then ass, guaranteed however, before 1 could voice the | RLING DENTISTRY jiivs, Donna came in me, Mrs. Trent « / @liice Hours: 9 A.3.to8 P.M | She was a picture with her beau-|not live alone after (Lodge Cafe] ==... =" lat lined with white. Her ¢ Vourth— Westlake—Pine plexion was like @ girl's, and her Werid’s Largest Dry prem sparkling wir seems 1 wonder w along. LAttle by I Bill would have ache with are #0 becoming 80 brings |4N many, many question: t began alone all the rest of heart aches for you fairly # face | death very long | Mrs, Tr nd said, er be yle to moder smile was of the kind that showed | ne she had retained her iliuaions-—-and | view of the | yet I thought as I looked at he “Donna must have walked in t jong, Donn hill to Calvary.” SECOND ATS Admission Simply entertainment—no thrills): """" —no fights—nothing but a pleas- | Ss{ CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE # she loved pour out his love on an-|Dick hardly cold in his grave.” — | was so br so distracting. She was nd poor Donha, the still w t would have if Bill had been m nd Donna had co ll wager that worship cooling spring of Donna's calm af. nd pitied himself for laying nt would ¢ and stay, | else, h to awk ou two girls and realize u to walk | lives, my “When I look at what it will mean for laughed in that old “1 don't know why | sarcastic remarks that came to my | you should think that of Margie and * whe said ou will r t grew white I am afraid that the point of | believed to be due to the 7 with rage ‘oung woman, | the new hea You have not been a widow #0 very , and I really think that | garden of Gethsemane, if not up the|such remarks a» you have just ut ‘She saw the man! tored are almost profane, with poor name. STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1018. TEED PAGE 3 EOMUtncrnsac tg = Cynthia Grey’s = LETTERS STAT Christian Scientists Not Opposed to War Dear Mina Cre In recently, a person signing herse HOMAENGH TH 4 SNECA—Continuous 11 to 11 20ce—Children 10¢ our columns t 1 Blu conscript letter on wack Another ha ence and # OS probably infer th in what is meant, aryl those reade who are not informed or ubject that the war There prob members are the me nization who al citizens than are ing, satisfy-|° eK". p win the war ing, happy}: Ing the government in little story, star-|:: Christian mds no # ring the dimin-|..2.:.. 0.05% utive darling of}':..":":.. the screen, [i"''.: 3 Marguerite 3.270%" Clark! aaa vis r "een ut ; Tries to Force Love by Suicide Threats Dear Miss Grey am & womar man beear the death of his wif to marry him. Peop' a axked me around here may that he talk about hie treated his first wife cruelly, This man is 55 and haa no trade. I do but he comes to nay I will not care for bim. my home and makes fn marry him or he kill himself I don't know what Please ad © me W. &. P. } at t ehip He had v or marrt y free fr He has tried to gain your favor with mock heroics and silly threats instead of proving himself « worthy friend. Tell him frankly you can have noth ing more to do with him. Do not be afraid he will attempt auloide. If he continues to bother you, have some m in your family, or some & friend im press upon him hia atten tions must cease. Try to Find More Diplomatic enue Dear Miss Gr 1 care a great about the young man I have n keeping at company with ver a year. He seems fond o and resents it if I itations from other men us never mentioned marriag and do not care to go with even tho to me Some of my best friends n his In I him years and not marry I love him b © advised me to ask ntions. Do you think this would be the best plan? SARAH That course would be embar rassing, and very difficult to carry out. A less startling and more diplomatic way to handle tL® eituation could be devised. Suppose you arsume a little in difference, Accept some of the other invitations u and let Rector Tells Why Churches Don't Buy Dear Miss Grey: A communica tion wigned by olumna asks why Also the latest Strand ect be comedy, with Billie cive au wey eet "They people in have no surpl world’s | wnich charge dues and ace Telegram, the 1 + + bark accounts, and are run on news via motion pictures. | reiy weifish if beneficial princi beneficial only to thelr member If “laborer” will inquire, he w find that church peop! ictdiniheeinitidiaisinasiivinianenes Lehurdh) Bought ¢ larg le (who are the now, whick rty Bonds, whose women’s or: bought $150 worth, and hildren bought a $50 bond » is nothing quite as valuable HONESTY ABOUT WIDOWS | {other = woman. She must have! Donna colored, “I would not burt| 4. peing accu acs. tt mie be rots n that poor Kitty Matram was | Margie’s feelings for the world,” she . n 7 r 0 en fee 4 | nwelfish EB. V. SHALER I wonder if other women feel 48 || the one woman who was all in all to | said. ut why not be sincere? You|°™” Rector Marks’ Church t,|know very well, Mrs, Trent, that pu when you made that remark about us living ail our lives alone, you GOVT. COMMANDEERS were thinking in your heart of hearts that we would both probably | marry again.” | WASHINGTON, May 2.—The gov Donna Tenney! said Mother! ernment yesterday commandeered the Trent in horrified accents lentire stock of unsold wool in the ut the v didn't = you persisted | hands of dealers and growers, anc Donna “Of course I didn’t,” Hed Mrs, T: Now let me tell you so wool clip for the nt.|‘The war industries board hing ing the announcement, declared tinued Donna honestly, “it scale of prices had be is very proba that half the wom. which would stimulat EPTIC| as whe been gossiping about her marrying | — when Will died ATTACKS again, just os they did about me “To tell you the truth, Mrs. Trent EP IL Have Been grown very tired of all this STOPPED My few yeara of widow For Over 50 Years |the entire year in mak ‘eed upor future pro- Donna it | hy hood have changed my mind about many thing nd while | want to aay to you pw that I found Will You dia | far from perfect, 1 have as yet seen |no man that I would want to put in his place verly's kon the U-boat bases is y of of the British navy, Sir Rosslyn Wemyss, You remember Wemyss, don't you? 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